Diesel prices in
Kansas.
The median diesel price in Kansas is $6.30/gal, -$0.20 versus the national median, the 36th most expensive of 48 states with data. Tracked across 118 truck stops, refreshed multiple times per day.
Data window: last 7 days · 161 observations in Kansas
The spread
What the $0.54 spread means for a fleet.
Stations in Kansas range from $6.06 at the cheap end to $6.60 at the expensive end. On a single 250-gallon tractor fill, the difference between a cheap-end station and a median-priced one is about $61, on one fill, for one truck, before any negotiated discount is applied.
That spread is exactly where fuel optimization earns its keep: ValveRide Flow routes every dispatch to the right stop for the route, applies your negotiated contract rates on top of the posted price, and accounts for state fuel-tax differences so the net cost, not the pump sign, drives the decision.
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Cross-border math
Kansas vs. neighboring states
Diesel runs $0.05/gal cheaper at the median across the border in Oklahoma. On routes that cross, where the truck fuels changes the cost of the load.
Questions, answered
Kansas diesel prices, explained.
What is the average diesel price in Kansas today?
The median diesel price in Kansas is $6.30 per gallon across 118 tracked truck stops (last 7 days, 161 price observations). The cheapest 10% of stations are at or below $6.06/gal, and the most expensive 10% are at or above $6.60/gal.
Is diesel cheaper in Kansas than the national average?
Kansas runs -$0.20/gal versus the national median of $6.50, making it the 36th most expensive of 48 states with data. Fleets routing through Kansas generally benefit from fueling here rather than in pricier neighboring states.
How much can a fleet save on diesel in Kansas?
The spread between the cheap end and expensive end in Kansas is $0.54/gal right now. On a 250-gallon fill, choosing a cheap-end station over a median-priced one saves about $61, before contract discounts and IFTA tax positioning, which is what ValveRide Flow layers on automatically for fleets.
Methodology, percentile definitions, and the full 48-state table live on the national diesel prices page.
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